Arrogance (n.) is nothing but a false semblance of greatness.
Arrogance (n.) is nothing else than a false show of greatness.
Arrogance (n.) of great fortune has this worst feature: it hates even those it has harmed.
Arrogance (n.) in giving is detested more than unappreciated: a benefit given proudly is not just forgotten but hated, and your actions speak for themselves if you stay silent.
Arrogance (n.) is the complaint of men who never spare a minute for themselves — the great man who was too busy to see you at least looked at you once, while you have never looked yourself in the eye.
Arrogance (n.) in a giver wears a mask instead of a face; the pleasing gift comes from someone above me who did not lord it over me, came down to my level, and gave at the right time rather than when I was desperate.